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PROGRAM
01. – 02.09.2017
Badrutt's Palace Hotel – St. Moritz
53rd Congress
of Swiss Plastic Surgery (SGPRAC-SSCPRE)
• Breast
• Regenerative surgery: facts and fiction
• Head and neck reconstruction
INDEX MOT DE BIENVENUE DU PRÉSIDENT 2 GRUSS DES PRÄSIDENTEN 3 VENUE INFORMATION 5 THEMATA7 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE 9 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE 11 PROGRAM13 POSTERS20 FACULTY21 CHAIRS22 ABSTRACT AND POSTERS SPEAKERS 23 EXHIBITORS 24 BOOTHS25 SPONSORS25 GENERAL ASSEMBLY: AGENDA 27 NOTES28 ABSTRACTS AND POSTERS (SEPARATUM) 53 rd Congress SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY 1
AVANT-PROPOS
MOT DE BIENVENUE DU PRÉSIDENT
Chères Collègues, Chers Collègues,
Pour les deux années qui viennent j’ai l’honneur et le plaisir de présider notre Société. C’est
aussi une lourde responsabilité comme toute position un tant soit peu dirigeante. Faut-il suivre
la tradition ou au contraire sortir des chemins battus? C’est pourquoi cette année je vous invite
dans un endroit où la Société n’a jamais organisé son congrès annuel, à savoir St-Moritz. C’est un
lieu enchanteur en Haute-Engadine avec un cadre magnifique, des montagnes entourant un lac
à 1800 m d’altitude. St-Moritz est le lieu de naissance du tourisme hivernal qui se développa dès
1864 et fut le théâtre de deux éditions des Jeux olympiques d’hiver en 1928 et 1948.
Et pourtant, à l’origine, St-Moritz doit son importance à ses sources curatives célèbres depuis
3000 ans, qui en ont fait très tôt un lieu de cure d’été réputé. Le chemin pour y arriver n’est certes
pas court, surtout pour nos amis de la Romandie; mais sans peine pas de gloire et je vous le dis,
St-Moritz vaut le détour.
Le congrès sera hébergé dans l’hôtel emblématique du lieu à savoir Le Badrutt’s Palace dont
l’histoire fait rêver. Vous ne regretterez pas votre voyage car avec l’aide du comité, nous avons
organisé une rencontre passionnante avec au menu la chirurgie reconstructive et esthétique du
sein, la chirurgie régénératrice avec ses réalités et ses mythes ainsi qu’une session dédiée à la
chirurgie de reconstruction du visage et du cou.
Giovanni Botti et Mario Pelle Ceravolo de l’Italie et Fraser Harvie de Glasgow sont invités pour
nous présenter leurs expériences dans le domaine de la chirurgie esthétique du sein et débat-
tre avec vous (quelles types d’implants?, où les placer, cicatrice verticale ou classique dans la
réduction mammaire, etc). Birgit Stark de Stockholm parlera du registre suédois. Hisham Fansa
et Christian Gabka de Munich seront là pour débattre sur la reconstruction mammaire d’un côté
avec du tissu autologue et de l’autre avec des implants. Patric B. Garvey et René D Largo du
Texas parleront de la reconstruction du visage et du cou. Michael Knauer de St-Gall et Ivan Martin
de Bâle traitent le sujet de la chirurgie régénératrice. Les joutes seront intéressantes et belles…
Je me réjouis d’avance de voir les participants de tout âge échanger leur expérience dans le
domaine de la chirurgie plastique, reconstruction et esthétique qui est une spécialité chirurgicale
passionnante qu’il nous faut défendre. Notre Société s‘emploie à le faire par tous les moyens. et
pour ce faire elle a besoin de votre participation active.
Venez donc nombreux, vous ne serez pas déçus!
Yves Brühlmann (Président)
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VORWORT
GRUSS DES PRÄSIDENTEN
Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen
Für die kommenden zwei Jahre habe ich die Ehre, unserer Gesellschaft vorzustehen. Es ist
dies auch eine grosse Verantwortung, wie dies bei allen führenden Ämtern der Fall ist. Soll die
Tradition beibehalten oder sollen neuer Wege beschritten werden? In diesem Sinne lade ich
Sie an einen Ort ein, wo die Gesellschaft noch nie eine Tagung abgehalten hat, nach St. Moritz.
Es ist dies ein bezaubernder Ort im Oberengadin, eingebettet in einer lieblichen Landschaft,
umgeben von Gipfeln und Bergseen, auf 1800 Metern Höhe. St. Moritz ist der Geburtsort des
Schweizer Wintertourismus, welcher sich ab 1864 entwickelte. Dort oben wurden auch schon
zweimal die Olympischen Winterspiele durchgeführt, 1928 und 1948.
Eigentlich war St. Moritz als Sommerurlaubsziel wegen seinen seit 3000 Jahren bekannten Heil-
quellen berühmt geworden. Der Weg dorthin ist nicht kurz, insbesondere für unsere Freunde
aus dem Welschland. Aber ohne Anstrengung kein Spass. Der Aufwand lohnt sich.
Die Tagung findet im verheissungsvollen Badrutt’s Palace Hotel statt, dessen Geschichte mehr
als einen ins Träumen verstezt. Sie werden das Kommen nicht bedauern, denn wir haben zu-
sammen mit dem Vorstand und dem wissenschaftlichen Komitee ein interessantes Programm
zusammengestellt, welches die ästhetische und rekonstruktive Chirurgie, die generative Chi-
rurgie mit seinen Realitäten und Mythen sowie die rekonstruktive Chirurgie des Gesichts und
des Halses behandelt.
Giovanni Botti und Mario Pelle Ceravolo aus Italien und Fraser Harvie aus England werden über
die ästhetische Chirurgie rund um die Brust reden (welcher Typ von Implantat?, wo setzen?,
vertikale oder klassische Naht bei der Mammareduktion?, etc.). Birgit Stark aus Schweden wird
uns über das schwedische Implantatregister berichten. Hisham Fansa und Christian Gabka aus
München werden über die Rekonstruktion der Brust, einmal mit Eigenfett, einmal mit Implan-
taten, sprechen. Patrick B. Garvey und René D Largo aus Texas behandeln das Thema der
Rekonstruktion des Gesichts und des Hals. Michael Knauer von St. Gallen und Ivan Martin aus
Basel reden über regenerative Chirurgie. Die Vorträge versprechen interessant und qualitativ
hochstehend zu werden…
Ich freue mich bereits jetzt über den Austausch zwischen Jung und Alt in Sachen Plastischer,
Rekonstruktiver und Ästhetischer Chirurgie. Es ist dies ein interessantes und vielversprechen-
des Gebiet, welches es gilt zu verteidigen. Unsere Gesellschaft setzt alles daran, dieses Ziel zu
erreichen. Dafür jedoch braucht es Ihre aktive Teilnahme.
Ich lade Sie ein, den Weg nicht zu scheuen.
Sie werden nicht enttäuscht werden!
Yves Brühlmann (Präsident)
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FEES
Members CHF 700.– (inkl. Gesellschaftsabend/y compris le dîner de gala)
Non-members CHF 800.– (inkl. Gesellschaftsabend/y compris le dîner de gala)
Trainees CHF 220.– (inkl. Gesellschaftsabend/y compris le dîner de gala)
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HOTEL – ROOM RESERVATION
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Via Maistra 12
CH-7500 St. Moritz
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FRIDAY – SEPTEMBER 1, 2017
0800 – 1700 Registration
0900 WELCOME
0910 – 1000 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 1: REGENERATIVE SURGERY
1000 – 1030 COFFEE BREAK
1030 – 1110 SESSION: CUTTING EDGE IN HEAD AND NECK RECONSTRUCTION
1110 – 1230 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 2: HEAD AND NECK
1230 – 1330 LUNCH
1300 – 1400 POSTER PRESENTATION
1330 – 1400 SESSION: INDICATION AND SAFETY OF AUTOLOGOUS FAT
GRAFTING IN HEALTHY AND DISEASED BREASTS
1400 – 1500 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 3: REGENERATIVE (FAT)
1500 – 1530 COFFEE BREAK
1530 – 1700 SESSION: GUIDELINES UP DATES
1700 – 1730 SPECIAL LECTURE: AUDEMARS PIGUET
1730 – 1900 GENERAL ASSEMBLY SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY
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0700 – 1100 Registration
0800 – 0900 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 4: RECONSTRUCTION
0900 – 0930 COFFEE BREAK
0930 – 1010 SESSION: BREAST (RECONSTRUCTION)
1010 – 1145 FREE COMMUNICTAIONS 5: BREAST (RECONSTRUCTION)
1145 – 1100 COFFEE BREAK
1100 – 1200 FREE COMMUNICTAIONS 5 (S): BREAST (RECONSTRUCTION)
1200 – 1300 LUNCH
1300 – 1420 SESSION: BREAST (AESTHETIC)
1420 – 1545 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 6: BREAST (AESTHETIC)
1545 – 1600 FINAL DRINK
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PROGRAM
THURSDAY – August 31, 2017
1800 – 2000 BOARD MEETING SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY
(Badrutt’s Palace Hotel – Roni Pieper)
2000 FACULTY DINNER SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY
(Badrutt’s Palace Hotel – Patrizier Stube)
FRIDAY – SEPTEMBER 1, 2017
0800 – 1700 Registration
0900 WELCOME
Sigi Asprion, Mayor of St. Moritz
Yves Brühlmann, President of SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY
0910 – 1000 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 1: REGENERATIVE SURGERY
Chairs: Wassim Raffoul, Eva Rüegg
0910 – 0918 8’ Axially vascularized hypertrophic cartilage derived bone
scaffolds: a treatment option for complex bone defects
Tarek Ismail, Basel
0918 – 0926 8’ Regeneration patterns influence hindlimb automutilation
after sciatic nerve repair using stem cells in rats
Daniel Haselbach, Lausanne
0926 – 0934 8’ VEGF and its effect on nerve regeneration: an in vitro study
Katharina Minh Anh Prautsch, Basel
0934 – 0942 8’ First insights into human fingertip regeneration by echo-doppler
imaging and wound microenvironment assessment
Teresa Rotunno, Lausanne
0942 – 0950 8’ An important role of VEGF-C promoting lymphedema
development
Epameinondas Gousopoulos, Olten
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0950 – 0958 8’ Role of lymph nodes’ transfer in vascularized composite
allotransplantation
Ioana Lese, Bern
1000 – 1030 COFFEE BREAK
1030 – 1110 SESSION: CUTTING EDGE IN HEAD AND NECK
RECONSTRUCTION
Chairs: René D. Largo, Radu Olariu
1030 – 1050 Virtual planning
Patrick B. Garvey, Texas (USA)
1050 – 1110 Extending the toolbox
René D. Largo, Texas (USA)
1110 – 1230 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 2: HEAD AND NECK
Chairs: René D. Largo, Radu Olariu
1110 – 1120 10’ The digastricus flap: a functional technique for soft palate
Reconstruction after tumorectomy
Sofia Contin, Basel
1120 – 1130 10’ Transverse cervical vessels as recipient site in vessel-depleted
complex microsurgical head and neck reconstruction
Adriano-Valerio Schettini, Geneva
1130 – 1140 10’ Jaw reconstruction with the CAD/CAM technique
Omar Haroon, Winterthur
1140 – 1150 10’ Free medial sural artery perforator flap: a rising workhorse
in head and neck reconstruction
Ilario Fulco, Basel
1150 – 1200 10’ Is age a risk factor for free flap reconstruction in ENT cancer?
Alexandra Cherchel, Geneva
1200 – 1210 10’ Handling of extraarticular ankylosis in noma patients
Eva Rüegg, Geneva
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1210 – 1220 10’ The obliquus capitis inferior muscle: a key anatomical
structure along the course of the greater occipital nerve.
Implication for migraine haedache surgery
Luigi Schiraldi, Sion
1220 – 1230 10’ Alternatives to facial allotransplantation: lessons learned
Mathias Tremp, Basel
1230 – 1330 LUNCH
1300 – 1400 POSTER PRESENTATION1
(Veranda) Chairs: Mihai Constantinescu, Claudia Meuli-Simmen,
Merlin Guggenheim
1330 – 1400 SESSION: INDICATION AND SAFETY OF AUTOLOGOUS FAT
GRAFTING IN HEALTHY AND DISEASED BREASTS
Chairs: Martin Haug, Doris Babst
1330 – 1340 View of the breast surgeon
Michael Knauer, St-Gall
1340 – 1350 View of the reconstructive surgeon
Brigitte Pittet-Cuénod, Geneva
1350 – 1400 View of the radiologist
Sophie Dellas, Basel
1400 – 1500 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 3: REGENERATIVE (FAT)
Chairs: Martin Haug, Doris Babst
1400 – 1410 10’ The impact of different recipient site pre-conditioning
techniques in fat grafting surgical outcomes
Carlo M. Oranges, Basel
1410 – 1418 8’ Autologous lipotransfer for osteomyelitis: a report
of a novel method and systematic review of literature
Adrian F. Palma, Zurich
1418 – 1424 8’ Prevascularization of Integra® with adipose tissue-derived
microvascular fragments enhances early skin grafting
Florian Früh, Zurich
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Posters must be presented during 3‘.
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1424 – 1432 8’ The fate of systemic and local administered adipose-derived mesen-
chymal stromal cells to modulate wound repair
Ali Modarressi, Geneva
1432 – 1440 8’ Improved cell viability in autologous fat grafting with
ascorbic acid supplemented tumescent solution
Alexander Lunger, Basel
1440 – 1448 8’ Human platelet lysate (HPL) animal-free derivate supplemented
medium improves survival stemness and neurotrophic potential
of human adipose-derived stem cells
Pietro di Summa, Lausanne
1448 – 1456 8’ Comparison of cell characteristics and
immunomodulating function of adipose derived stem
cells and bone marrow derived mesenchymal stem
cells from paired donors across HLA barriers
Matthias Waldner, Zurich
1500 – 1530 COFFEE BREAK
1530 – 1700 SESSION: GUIDELINES UP DATES
Chairs: Dirk J. Schaefer, Yves Harder
1530 – 1550 St-Gall consensus: update on loco-regional treatments
Michael Knauer, St-Gall
1550 – 1610 Basel consensus on oncoplastic surgery
Martin Haug, Basel
1610 – 1620 The new Swiss guidelines of fat grafting
Dirk J. Schaefer, Basel
1620 – 1640 Regenerative surgery: a vision for tomorrow or a reality for today?
Ivan Martin, Basel
1640 – 1700 ROUND TABLE
1700 – 1730 SPECIAL LECTURE
Spirits of independence
François Henry Bennahmias, Le Brassus (Audemars Piguet)
1730 – 1900 GENERAL ASSEMBLY
2015 GALA DINNER (Badrutt‘s Palace Hotel)
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SATURDAY – SEPTEMBER 2, 2017
0700 – 1100 Registration
0800 – 0900 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 4: RECONSTRUCTION
Chairs: Jörg Grünert, Jan Plock
0800 – 0810 10’ Bedside monitoring of free flaps using ICG-fluorescence
angiography significantly improves detection of
postoperative perfusion impairment
Rosmarie Adelsberger, Zurich
0810 – 0820 10’ Turnover sartorius flap: a reliable local coverage for
exposed inguinal vessels
Gerlinde S. Heil, Bern
0820 – 0830 10’ Sensate restoration of free gracilis muscle flaps
Natascha-Juika Waldkircher, Basel
0830 – 0840 10’ Reconstruction of penile shaft defects following the
silicone injection by bipedicled anterior scrotal flap
Richard Fakin, Zurich
0840 – 0850 10’ Prognostic value of PET/CT for initial staging patients
with thick primary cutaneous malignant melanoma
(≥ 4mm Breslow thickness)
Hyunju Kim Haemmig, Bern
0850 – 0900 10’ Polypropylene mesh repair of a traumatic hernia of the
vastus lateralis
Patrick Meredith, Nyon
0900 – 0930 COFFEE BREAK
0930 – 1010 SESSION: BREAST (RECONSTRUCTION)
Chairs: Abdul Rahdam Jandali, Thomas Fischer
0930 – 0945 An appraisal of autologous breast reconstruction
Hisham Fansa, Munich (DE)
0945 – 1000 Everybody can perform flaps: the art of implant based
breast reconstruction
Christian Gabka, Munich (DE)
53 rd Congress SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY 17PROGRAM
1000 – 1010 DISCUSSION
1010 – 1200 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 5: BREAST RECONSTRUCTION
Chairs: Abdul Rahdam Jandali, Thomas Fischer
1010 – 1018 8’ Color doppler ultrasound and computed tomographic
angiography for perforator mapping in DIEP flap breast
reconstruction revisited: the Basel breast center experience
Barbara Mijuskovic, Basel
1018 – 1026 8’ Secondary angiosarcoma after breast-conserving
therapy: a report of six cases
Doris Babst, Bern
1026 – 1034 8’ Preoperative detection of perforating vessles by means of
a smartphone-based thermography device in breast
reconstruction using abdominal-flap: a feasibility study
Andrea Alberti, Lugano
1034 – 1042 8’ Immediate breast reconstruction using acellular dermal
matrix: to dare or not to dare? The Montreal experience
Georgios Dimitropoulos, Montreal
0940 – 1100 COFFEE BREAK
1100 – 1110 10’ Autologous breast reconstruction using the free vertical
posteromedial thigh (vPMT) flap
Daniel Rittirsch, Zurich
1110 – 1120 10’ The strictly vertical insetting of the DIEP-flap:
the ideal approach?
Dorrit Winterholer, Lucerne
1120 – 1130 10‘ Rolle der plastischen Chirurgie bei T4 Mammakarzinomen
Patricia Engels, Lucerne
1130 – 1140 10’ Breast reconstruction: economic impact on Swiss health
insurance system
Nathalie Koch, Lausanne
1140 – 1150 10’ Breast cancer: physical activity improves survival and
reduces recurrences: myth or reality?
Patricia Roggero, Lausanne
1200 – 1300 LUNCH
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1300 – 1420 SESSION: BREAST (AESTHETIC)
Chairs: Urs Bösch, Jean-François Emeri
1300 – 1320 Bottoming out, double bubble and other implant displacements
Giovanni Botti, Salò (IT)
1320 – 1340 A cognitive approach to breast ptosis
Mario Pelle Ceravolo, Rome (IT)
1340 – 1400 About texturing
Fraser Harvie (GCA), Glasgow (UK)
1400 – 1420 Why do we need breast implant registry?
pro and contra
Birgit Stark, Stockholm (SE)
1420 – 1530 FREE COMMUNICATIONS 6: BREAST (AESTHETIC)
Chairs: Patricia Roggero, Urs Bösch
1420 – 1428 8’ Silent breast implant rupture: explantation or not?
Christian Tschumi, Bern
1428 – 1438 10’ Implant bottoming out in breast augmentation:
«double bubble»
Thomas Fischer, Bern
1438 – 1446 8’ Mastopexy techniques: a comprensive literature review
William Watfa, Lausanne
1446 – 1454 8’ Mastopexy with autoimplant: an alternative to breast implants?
Lisanne Grünherz, Zurich
1454 – 1504 10’ Dealing with complications of aesthetic surgery
performed abroad: cost anlaysis for the Swiss system
Chloé Mathez-Loïc, Lausanne
1504 – 1512 8’ Is the free nipple graft technique still justified in gigantomastia?
Vendela Grufman, Lucerne
1512 – 1520 8‘ Objective evaluation in breast surgery
Sebastian Leitsch, Frauenfeld
53 rd Congress SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY 19PROGRAM
1520 – 1528 8’ Long term follow-up of breast augmentation in male-to-
female transsexuals
Simon Zimmermann, Zurich
1530 – 1545 ROUND TABLE
Giovanni Botti, Mario Pelle Ceravolo, Yves Brühlmann,
Patricia Roggero, Urs Bösch, Jean-François Emeri,
Serge Lê Huu
1545 – 1600 FAREWELL DRINK
POSTER PRESENTATION (Veranda)
Chairs: Claudia Meuli-Simmen, Mihai Constantinescu, Merlin Guggenheim
FRIDAY, 01.09.17, 1300 – 1400
1P Nodal involvment in squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck:
a retrospective chart analysis
Ivo Bayard, Bern
2P Von Chimären an den Unterschenkeln-Mythos, Hirngespinst oder mehr?
Patricia Engels, Lucerne
3P Evaluation of platelet-rich fibrin in deep dermal burns: a case study
Duveken Fontein, Zurich
4P Plastic surgery meets augmentation with bioactive material
Gerolf Gehl, Frauenfeld
5P Fulminant wound infection with clostridium perfringens in a healty five year old boy
Thomas Koelbl, Aarau
6P Evaluation of the neo-umbilicus cutaneous sensitivity following abdominoplasty
Moritz Meyer zu Schwabedissen, Basel
7P MR lymphography at 9.4 tesla using a gadolinium-based nanoparticle in a rat
lymphedema model
Florian Früh, Homburg
8P Large neurovascular pedicled myocutaneous lower limb fillet flap for pelvic and abdominal
soft tussue reconstruction after hip exarticulation and open abdomen
Rik Osinga, Basel
20 53 rd Congress SWISS PLASTIC SURGERYPROGRAM 9P Patient information for breast augmentation: is there enough comprehensive patient information and where can it be found? Andrian Palma, Zurich 10P Two staged treatment of recurrent keloid of the upper limb by use of integra and post-surgery radiotherapy following extralesional excision Leoncey Peter, Aarau 11P Kostengutsprache für konturverbesssernde Operationen nach massivem Gewichtsverlust: abhängig vom Versicherungsanbieter? Marlon Petrus, Frauenfeld 12P Sucessful treatment of epidermolysis bullosa acquisata with Suprathel® Severin Rossi, Bern 13P Surgical reconstruction of complex groin defects: an evidence-based review of the literature Luigi Schiraldi, Sion 14P Fulminanter Handinfekt nach Kontakt eines an nekrotisierender Fasziitis erkrankten Patienten Patrik Schmid, Aarau 15P Allergic contact dermatitis due to green permanent marker: a case report Mathias Spiegl, St. Gallen 16P The «Nugget Design»: a modified segmental gracilis free flap for small-sized defect reconstruction in the lower extremity Mathias Tremp, Basel 17P The bipedicled medial plantar flap: vascular enhancement of a reverse flow Y-V medial plantar flap by the inclusion of a metatarsal artery perforator for the reconstruction of a fore- food-defect: a case report Semra Uyulmaz, Zurich 18P Drei freie simultane mikrovaskuläre Lappenplastiken zur Unterkiefer- und Weichteilrekon- struktion: eine Erstbeschreibung Katarina Teresa Wishart, Lucerne 19P Die Zyklopenbrust als Ergebnis nach Defektdeckung eines ausgedehnten Mammkarzi- nomrezidivs: eine selten Falldarstellung Katarina Teresa Wishart, Lucerne 53 rd Congress SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY 21
FACULTY / CHAIRS / ABSTRACTS SPEAKERS FACULTY ASPRION SIGI, ST. MORITZ BENNAHMIAS FRANCOIS HENRY, LE BRASSUS BOTTI, GIOVANNI, SALÔ BRÜHLMANN YVES, BERN DELLAS SOPHIE, BASEL FANSA HISHAM, MUNICH GABKA CHRISTIAN, MUNICH GARVEY PATRICK B., TEXAS HAUG MARTIN, BASEL HAVIE FRASER, GLASGOW KNAUER MICHAEL. ST-GALL LARGO RENÉ D., TEXAS MARTIN IVAN, BASEL PELLE CERAVOLO MARIO, ROME PITTET-CUÉNOD BRIGITTE, GENEVA SCHAEFER DIRK J., BASEL STARK BIRGIT, STOCKHOLM CHAIRS BABST DORIS BÖSCH URS CONSTANTINESCU MIHAI EMERI JEAN-FRANÇOIS FISCHER THOMAS GRÜNERT JÖRG GUGGENHEIM MERLIN HARDER YVES HAUG MARTIN JANDALI ABDUL RAHMAN LARGO RENÉ D. MEULI-SIMMEN CLAUDIA OLARIU RADU PLOCK JAN A. RAFFOUL WASSIM ROGGERO PATRICIA RÜEGG EVA SCHAEFER DIRK J. ABSTRACTS AND POSTERS SPEAKERS ADELSBERGER ROSMARIE, ZURICH (FC) ALBERTI ANDREA, LUGANO (FC) BABST DORIS, BERN (FC) BAYARD IVO, BERN (P) CHERCHEL ALEXANDRA, GENEVA (FC) 22 53 rd Congress SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY
ABSTRACTS SPEAKERS CONTIN SOFIA, BASEL (FC) DIMITROPOULOS GEORGIOS, MONTREAL (FC) DI SUMMA PIETRO, LAUSANNE (FC) ENGELS PATRICIA, LUCERNE (FC/P) FAKIN RICHARD, ZURICH (FC) FISCHER THOMAS, BERN (FC) FONTEIN DUVEKEN, ZURICH (P) FRÜH FLORIAN, ZURICH (FC/P) FULCO ILARIO, BASEL(FC) GEHL GEROLF, FRAUENFELD (P) GOUSOPOULOS EPAMEINONDAS, OLTEN (FC) GRUFMAN VENDELA, LUCERNE (FC) GRÜNHERZ LISANNE, ZURICH (FC) HAROON OMAR, WINTERTHUR (FC) HASELBACH DANIEL, LAUSANNE (FC) HEIL GERLINDE S., BERN (FC) ISMAIL TARK, BASEL (FC) KIM HAEMMIG HYUNJU, BERN (FC) KOCH NATHALIE, LAUSANNE (FC) KOELBL THOMAS, AARAU (P) LEITSCH SEBASTIAN, FRAUENFELD (FC) LESE IOANA, BERN (FC) LUNGER ALEXANDER, BASEL (FC) MATHEZ-LOÏC CHLOÉ, LAUSANNE (FC) MEREDITH PATRICK, NYON (FC) MEYER ZU SCHWABEDISSEN MORITZ, BASEL (P) MIJUSKOVIC BARBARA, BASEL (FC) MODARRESSI ALI, GENEVA (FC) ORANGES CARLO M., BASEL (FC) OSINGA RIK, BASEL (P) PALMA ADRIAN F., ZURICH (FC/P) PETER LEONCEY, AARAU (P) PETRUS MARLON, FRAUENFELD (P) PRAUTSCH KATHARINA MINH ANH, BASEL (FC) RITTISCH DANIEL, ZURICH (FC) ROGGERO PATRICIA, LAUSANNE (FC) ROSSI SEVERIN, BERN (P) ROTUNNO TERESA, LAUSANNE (FC) RÜEGG EVA, GENVEA (FC) SCHETTINI ANDRIANO-VALERIO, GENEVA (FC) SCHIRALDI LUIGI, SION (FC/P) SCHMID PATRIK, AARAU (P) SPIEGL MATHIAS, ST-GALL((P) TREMP MATHIAS, BASEL (FC/P) TSCHUMI CHRISTIAN, BERN (FC) UYULMAZ SEMRA, ZURICH (P) WALDKIRCHER NATASCHA-JUIKA, BASEL (FC) WALDNER MATTHIAS, ZURICH (FC) WATFA WILLIAM, LAUSANNE (FC) WISHART KATARINA TERESA, LUCERNE (P2) ZIMMERMANN SIMON, ZURICH (FC) 53 rd Congress SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY 23
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53 rd Congress SWISS PLASTIC SURGERYBOOTHS SPONSORS
EXHIBITORS – BOOTHS PLATINUM SPONSOR
AUDEMARS PIGUET
ARTHREX SUISSE (1)
BIOVER / TAPMED (2) GOLD SPONSORS
B. BRAUN MEDICAL (3)
ESTHETIC MED/MEDICAL ESTHETIC
CABINET BRANCHET (23) GALDERMA
CALISTA MEDICAL (4) MEDIC SERVICE
ESTHETIC MED (14) REGEN LAB
FUMEDICA (20)
GALDERMA (6)
KCI (ACELITY) (13) SILVER SPONSORS
LABORATOIRES ARION (17) ARTHREX SUISSE
LAUBSCHER (7) BIOVER
CABINET BRANCHET
MEDICAL ESTHETIC (15)
CALISTA MEDICAL
MEDICONSULT (22) KCI – LIFE CELL (ACELITY)
MEDIC SERVICE (11) LAUBSCHER
MEDICONSULT
MERZ PHARMA (16)
MERZ PHARMA
PERMAMED (9) RENTANESTH
REGEN LAB (8) SEBBIN SAS / CRISALIX
TEOXANE
RENTANESTH (5)
SEBBIN SAS / CRISALIX (21)
SURGICA DEVICE (18)
SPONSORS
TEOXANE (12)
UNILABS SCHWEIZ (19) B. BRAUN MEDICAL
FUMEDICA
LABORATOIRES ARION
PERMAMED
SURGICAL DEVICE
UNILABS SCHWEIZ
53 rd Congress SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY 25Personalized Cell Therapies
Autologous Conditioned Plasma (ACP / PRP) and Autologous Conditioned
Adipose Tissue (ACA) for Aesthetic Medicine and Plastic Surgery
ACP 1 is widely used in the treatment of mature skin, dark circles in the undereye region, wounds, alopecia, reconstruc-
tions and flap plasty. 1, 2 ACP stimulates regenerative processes including cell proliferation and collagen synthesis. 3, 4
ACA micro 2 and ACASVF 3 are used to treat volume loss (wrinkles) and complex wounds as well as during recon-
structions and flap plasty. 5, 6 ACASVF enhances stem cell recruitment while decreasing inflammatory processes. 7, 8
Body’s Own Substances Safety
15 ml of blood or 15 ml of lipoaspirate are trans- The systems are closed and sterile for use in the
formed into powerful, regenerative substances. practice or in an OR setting.
100 % Autologous Innovative Combinations
No separation gel and no anticoagulant are required Combinations of ACAmicro and ACASVF with ACP
for ACP preparation. No enzymatic digest is required are quick and easy to prepare.
for the preparation of ACAmicro and ACASVF.
1 2 3
1. Marx RE, Carlson ER, Eichstaedt RM, Schimmele SR, Strauss JE, 5. Tonnard et al, Nanofat grafting: basic research and clinical applica-
Georgeff KR. Platelet-rich plasma: Growth factor enhancement for tions. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2013 Oct; 132 (4): 1017-26
bone grafts. Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol Oral Radiol Endod
6. Belyea et al. A case of autologous microfat grafting in lip reconstruction
1998;85:638-46
of a whistle deformity following cancer treatment. Can J Plast Surg.
2. Marx RE. Platelet-rich plasma: Evidence to support its use. J Oral 2010; 18(4): e53–e54.
Maxillofac Surg 2004;62:489-96
7. Hoogduijn et al, Human heart, spleen, and perirenal fat-derived mes-
3. Mazzocca A, et al. The positive effects of different platelet-rich plasma enchymal stem cells have immunomodulatory capacities. Stem Cells
methods on human muscle, bone, and tendon cells. The American Dev 2007;16:597–604
Journal of Sports Medicine 2012;40(8):1742-1749
8. Puissant et al, Immunomodulatory effect of human adipose tissue-
4. Cho JW, Kim SA, Lee KS. Platelet-rich plasma induces increased derived adult stem cells: comparison with bone marrow mesenchymal
expression of G1 cell cycle regulators, type I collagen, and matrix stem cells. Br J Haematol 2005;129:118–29
metallo proteinase-1 in human skin fibroblasts. Int J Mol Med
2012;29,32-6
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2017 – SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY: AGENDA
01.09.17 - 1730 – 1900
BADRUTT’S PALACE HOTEL
St. Moritz
Traktandum / Ordre du jour
1 Begrüssung / Bienvenue
2 Protokoll der MV vom 9. September 2016 / Procès-verbal de l’AG du 9 septembre 2016
3 Mitteilungen / Communications
- Ombudsmen
- ALCL
4 Jahresbericht / Rapport annuel
5 Jahresrechnung 2016/Bericht der Revisoren / Comptes 2016/Rapport des vérificateurs
des comptes
6 Budget 2018/Jahresbeitrag 2018 / Budget 2018/Cotisations 2018
7 Mitglieder / Membres
7.1 Neumitglieder: Aufnahmen / Nouveaux membres: admission
7.2 Todesfälle / Décès
7.3 Mutationen / Mouvements
8 Weiterbildung / Formation postgraduée
8.1 Revision / Révision
8.2 Akkreditierung / Accréditation
9 Fortbildung / Formation continue
10 TarVision / TARCO
11 Lipofilling / Lipofilling
11.1 Empfehlungen / Recommandations
11.2 Kostenübernahme / Remboursement
12 Mammaregister / registre mammaire
13 MinimalDataSet
14 Choosing wisely
16 Mitgliederversammlung/Kongress 2018/19 / Assemblée générale/Congrès 2018/19
17 Preise und Stipendien / Prix et bourses: Preisträger / Lauréats
18 Varia und Anträge / Divers et propositions individuelles
53 rd Congress SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY 27PRIOR NOTICE
54. JAHRESTAGUNG/54e CONGRÈS SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY
6. JAHRESTAGUNG/6e CONGRÈS SGAC-SSCE
14. – 15.09.2018 – CRANS/MONTANA (VS)
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